Introduction to Indian Judiciary The Indian democracy rests upon the federal system of division of powers. The authority of making laws and executing them lies in the hands of the legislature and the executive. However, the sole authority of interpretation …
Introduction Firstly, the question arises that what is the basic necessity for humans’ survival in this world, (called Earth)? So, the very expeditious answer comes in the respect of this question is food, shelter, and clothes. These three are the …
Introduction Under the Indian Penal Code, mens rea (evil intention) and actus rea (commission of the act in furtherance of the evil intention) are the two sine qua non essentialities to be fulfilled to charge an accused for commission of …
Air Pollution and Pollutants Earth has been whimpering for more than 50 years now. What was meant to be our safe home has now turned into a suffocating prey fettered by industries, garbage, pollutants, deforestation, etc. Air pollution is one …
Introduction The motive behind creation of the Hindu Minority And Guardianship Act, 1956 is to amend and compile certain parts of the law regarding minority and guardianship among Hindus. It extends to the whole of India except the State of …
Introduction The Indian constitution is one of the longest constitutions in the world. But that is not the most pertinent characteristic of the constitution. Its uniqueness lies in the tremendous blend of unitary and federal features rendering it a quasi-federal …
Introduction It is almost impossible for any person today to live without digital and technological aid, it will be very hard to refrain from using social media apps, shopping apps, transaction apps today as we are heavily dependent on them. …
Introduction As the title suggests, this article is written to highlight and document the evolution or the development of Alternative Dispute Resolution (popularly known as ADR) in India over time. While going through this journey, we will find out that …
Introduction Hans Kelsen (1881-1973) was an Austrian jurist and philosopher and he began his career as a legal theorist at the beginning of 20th century. He was the judge of the Supreme Constitutional Court of Austria for the duration of …
Meaning of Shares According to section 2(84) of the Indian companies act 2013, a ‘share’ means a share in the share capital of a company. Shares are the ownership capital that is held by the owners of the company. The …